Sentence examples for retained consistent with from inspiring English sources

Single food items hypothesized to represent specific eating behaviors were retained, consistent with the existing literature (20).

Baseline scores for subjects who dropped out at 3-months and/or 6-months will be retained consistent with an intention-to-treat (ITT) analysis.

Thus, while there is clearly a trend towards increased susceptibility to C. albicans colonization in RA, much of the effector antifungal immune response is retained, consistent with the clinical resistance to oropharyngeal candidiasis in RA patients.

Another potential limitation is that all genes were retained with consistent direction of effect above the permutation testing threshold, without optimizing the number of genes to include in the final model.

Most of the cells within a cluster/colony, however, retained morphological traits consistent with undifferentiated ES cells.

The relaxed constraint experienced by retained duplicates is consistent with overlapping/redundant biochemical functions.

The intermediate level of LT divergence within retained duplicates is consistent with this effect being confined to the X. laevis genes rather than a general feature of frogs that would also accelerate X. tropicalis genes.

In this regard the occurrence of A. heliaca (Eastern) plumages in both adult and juvenile A. adalberti individuals, observed in the field at low frequencies (Spanish Ministry of Environment, unpublished data), might indicate retained ancestral polymorphism consistent with a recent separation of imperial eagles.

Max retains few characteristics consistent with a rabbit, with permanently rigid ears set in an excited posture and a huge jaw normally stuck in a crazed grin.

Our additional analyses indicate that G-protein binding phenotypes likely diversified at the time of opsin gene duplication events before the origin of bilaterians, and the specific amino acid changes involved retain a pattern consistent with purifying selection.

Mutations further apart than 100 bps are hence often separated by recombination and retain little linkage consistent with the observed decay length in Figure 7.